It’s Friday, and that means I have some free time on my hands! 🙂 What a better way to spend my free time (except for biking and playing board games – which I don’t like doing by myself) than making playdough. I got bored with our old pink playdough, so I wanted to make something…
Activity Idea Cup
Do you have lots of great ideas for kids’ projects, but when you actually want to try something fun and educative nothing comes to mind? It has happened to me – quite often, I might add! And that’s why I made this idea cup. This is how it works: whenever we want to play and…
An Awesome Song for When The Kids Get Ready to Go Outside
This is an awesome song from Super Simple Learning that helps teach basic vocabulary: jacket, shoes, scarf, hat. We have been singing it every day while getting ready to go outside: it’s part of our daily routine. PUT ON YOUR SHOES (FROM SUPER SIMPLE SONGS) Put on your shoes, your shoes, your shoes. Put on…
Deciding Your Class Rules {With Printable Resource}
It’s usually better to decide what the class rules are with your group, but when the kids don’t speak English as their mother tongue or when they are very young (3-4 y.o.) it’s more effective to have a set of rules already established. However, it is very important to discuss the rules with your kids,…
Fun Flip Books With Forest Animals
I have a FLASH FREEBIE for you, dear teachers and parents! These flip books will make teaching forest animals a lot more fun! They all focus on the same vocabulary – woodland/forest animals. Also, b&w versions are available in the same pdf. I’ve included statements and questions, to help kids learn punctuation. These flip books…
Cute Owls
Materials: construction paper (we chose autumn colours), wrapping paper with a nice pattern, glue, scissors, and googly eyes. Instructions: Cut the pieces that the children can’t cut (depending on their age – don’t make things too easy). Then glue the eyes and the beak. That’s it! 🙂